As a matter of fact I did. I didn't find any documentation so I don't have anything solid to pass to you. But, the important thing to know is that there is an equivalent object to work over ios. Instead of using http::geturl use httpios::geturl. It behaves pretty much in the same way as http object. Good Luck.
PS. Here's an example of how I used it and it works fine:
::httpios::geturl "$stParam(EndCallURL)?UniqueCallID=$stParam(UniqueCallID)" -command getEndCallResponse -timeout
you must implement the response listener as follows:
proc getEndCallResponse {token} {
global stParam
puts "callback Status=[::httpios::status $token],
if {[string compare [::httpios::status $token] ok]} {
set resp [::httpios::data $token]
puts "Response: $resp"
}
}
